Very dry chicken sandwich. The lettuce was hardly in there. Side salad was decent. And the sandwich…read morewas very salty.

For me, visiting a McDonald's is never exactly a proud moment. It usually means I'm a) drunk, b)…read morehungover or c) suffering a momentary lapse of self control and ruining my most recent attempts to be healthy. We've all been there, I'm sure. Thing is, McDonald's actually is good for those things and if that's what you're after then there's no shame in that. This branch is especially handy in that it's open 24 hours. It also has a drive-thru attached, although I've never used that facility so I can't properly comment on it. In spite of being a small, drive-thru branch they still do all of the major offers (so if you get one of those vouchers for a big mac and fries for £1.99 then go ahead, they'll accept it) and they do all the standard UK menu items, including the specials as they come and go. Food-wise it's the same as any other McDonald's. They can alter your items if you have any particular requirements and they almost always have a few Big Macs and McChicken Sandwiches ready to go as you walk in. If not, they're still pretty quick. Less popular items, such as specials, salads and deli sandwiches take a bit longer, but I'm pretty sure that's true everywhere. You can expect really long queues around dinner time and long-ish queues at lunch time over the weekends. I've only ever once failed to get a seat, though. Plus, the staff are quick enough and clearing the queue and if there's a wait for fries (or if you've ordered something less popular) they'll tell you to go take a seat and will bring it to you when it's ready. The toilets are kept pretty clean and the staff do a decent job of clearing the tables whenever they get chance. The WiFi is free too, so I could even imagine people working here during quieter hours. One very important thing though - don't get the coffee. It's the worst I've ever tasted. Just don't.

I went to this Venue to see Slipknot & Korn. I gave myself a budget that I over spent. I seen loads…read moreof people with food so I thought why not. I got their noodles with black bean sauce with a drink. To my horror it was £8 or £8.50 I think. They only filled the take away box half way. I wanted to complain but the queue was too long. The noodles looked deliberately over cooked, as they were swollen, and I think this was so they could put less in the box. Get a grip, and if you want to serve that size of potion, get smaller boxes. It's like buying a box of cornflakes half empty. And their TV screens had food being cooked in woks. I never see no woks, I think it was all boil in the bag. I was still so hungry. A woman offered me 2 slices of pizza, I refused, she said she wouldn't eat it all and would chuck it. I said ok, as I was starving.

The latest edition to Sauchiehall street. The codfather was…read morethe idea of someone else and with some reason didn't work out the new lease holders have just kept the old name. I would always be very wary if any food outlet that that can offer all main meals for £3.00. I suppose you get what you pay for and quality will not be one of them. When you walk past this fast food outlet you see the kebab meat roll on the gas burner when the gas is not even lit, makes you wonder how long has it been lying there for. I suppose this could be classed as an ok place priced cheaply for the student market. I do see myself coming back if l downed a bottle of vodka and ten pints because I wouldn't have a clue what I'm doing.

Wow Finally best chips n cheese ever must must try in Scotland . Today I take Chips with fresh…read morechicken Doner Kebab with garlic mayonnaise it's great . Godfather take away Glasgow Scotland.

I'm not ashamed to admit that I love Nando's and this place is a slightly less upmarket version of…read moreNando's - but way tastier. We got the combo deal which had a half grilled chicken and peri peri chips and a drink for £9.99. The chicken here is far superior to Nando's and it's better value for money. The chicken and peri peri chips were really tasty. The service is what you'd expect in a fast food place - the food comes quickly enough and staff are friendly.

If you want good service then don't bother with this place! absolutely shocking rude staff. stood…read moreto be served at the till and the girl (dyed burgundy hair) just looked at me "what do you want" whilst sipping/sucking on a bottle of water. Having to repeat my order 3 times. staff Need trained! Awful Service! Won't be back.

The best pizza place in the West End? It's a difficult choice to make but there's a good chance…read morethat it's Little Italy. I'm sure most people would at least put it in their top 3. It's not an enormous restaurant. A large bar/service area takes up a lot of space, as does the pizza oven at the back and as suck the seats are kind of arranged all the way around the edges. Somehow though, whenever I've wanted to sit in, they have managed to find a space for me. They do pizza and pasta mostly, with a few other Italian favourites. The coffee is really good and the cake is the ideal thing to bring as a surprise in a take away box to a friend who needs cheering up. Trust me, it never fails. The pizza comes as slices (really squares) or three other standard sizes, starting at 10 inch and is cheese and tomato by default. There isn't really a menu of standard toppings like, for example, mushroom and proscuitto, red pepper and goats cheese, Hawaiian, Four Seasons, etc. Rather, they just have all imaginable toppings and you tell them which ones you'd like. This way you pay for the toppings you want based on the size of pizza you order, and every pizza is, in that sense, personalised. Once you've placed your order you're given a buzzer (regardless of whether you're sitting in or taking out) and when it goes off you head over to that pizza oven and the chef will hand it to you with or without freshly ground black pepper, according to your preference. The pizza is always good too. Always. The base is great and the toppings are reliably fresh and delicious. Sadly, the days are gone when a snapfax and £4 could get you a pizza and a can of soda but their still very fairly priced for the quality you can expect.

Feel Italian for the Day…read more Italian staff, Italian coffee, Italian pizza, Italian radio, Costco pastries? :-) But let's get serious here. This vibrant little shop is the Italian espresso bar personified. The coffee is perfect for your morning cappuccino, the focaccia's perfect for a quick lunch and the pizza's perfect for your tea (or since we're in The West End should I say dinner?) Tiramisu? That's another story. It's not always on offer, but when it is - I'M THERE! Word of note though - just stay away from the sugar bowls. I've seen licked spoons go where they ought not to. Luckily I don't take the white stuff :-)

My boyfriend and I found this page on Instagram during lockdown and wanted to sample a few of the…read morethings on the menu! We got a Pepperoni slice, a Meatpacker slice, and a Buffalo Chicken slice. We also got Garlic Knots with meat sauce, and Buffalo wings. The whole place was very clean, and felt very safe as our first visit to a sit down restaurant since the lockdown has been lifted. Only thing we would say is that one of the slices we got, had been sitting in the display for a while and the cheese was cold , which was not as nice compared to the other two slices we got which were freshly made. Overall , great food, affordable prices , quick service, and clean environment ! We'll be back soon!

One of the better pizzas I have had in Scotland. They offer pizza by the slice which is unusual to…read morefind in the UK. Tried the cheese which was tasty. Maybe not exactly as good as some of the pizzas I have had in NY but definitely worth the £2.60 it cost. Could do with a bit more cheese. Also had a double pepperoni, which was freshly made and tasty. The base is a bit crispy and no flop on the end but again a good pizza all round. I was going to have the wings but they are baked rather than fried so a no go for me. I'll go back again. Decor is nice and staff are very friendly and the place was spotlessly clean which is always a good sign.

I was pretttttty damn excited to get my jaws around some Pomme Frites, and made a visit on Sunday…read morenight. It was pretty quiet so we didn't have long to wait. Thanks to Leanne R's photo of the menu I'd already picked what I was going to have - garlic & parmesan seasoning with mango chutney sauce. As we had a bit of a drive home (maybe 20 minutes) I asked to have the sauce put in a wee tub which they happily did. Graeme also got a poke of fries and home we headed. I would say that the large portion is actually kind of small - a good serving for one person which is ok (although pricey at £2.75 for chips). We had lots of sauce in our wee tub so that was good. The chips themselves weren't very impressive and I'll admit I was really disappointed. The chips were a bit soft and pretty pale for chips that are meant to be twice cooked. When we'd ordered in the shop we only had to wait maybe two minutes so perhaps they weren't cooked fresh. They are pretty chunky for frites. The mayo was ok - I wouldn't say I could overly detect the mango chutney flavour though. Sadly, these didn't live up to expections. I've had some amazing Belgian fries and these didn't make the cut. I would definitely go back as I'm not sure if it was just new-opening issues but I will be a bit less excited next time.

I'm actually really a fan of this place, although I don't get to go very often. The chips are a bit…read moreon the expensive side and the sauces are more expensive than I remember, but it's a really unique experience. There are chippies around the city but they mostly have all of the same chips and with the same sides. If nothing else, Pommes Frites is special. I've had garlic mayo, satay mayo, and other toppings I'd not be able to get elsewhere in Glasgow. The chips are honestly good. Maybe more on the expensive side than other places but I find it's worth it. I also like that they're open proper chippy hours and so I can get them after am otherwise busy night if I want to. That by itself makes me like it.

I'm ashamed to say that despite seeing this van pretty much daily for the best part of four years,…read morethat I only bought some munchies out of it last week. I know, I know. Bad me. The burger van, looks well, like a burger van. However, don't let this lead you into thinking that there is nothing particularly noteworthy about this burger van. The service is super, super fast and the food is good. You can choose from basic burgers, chips and the like or go for a hot dog, a selection of 'morning rolls' or the infamous scooby snack. As Gavin says, the scooby snack is basically a full fried breakfast in a burger. Sadly, I was not brave enough to have one myself but did have a rather big bite out of my companion's. My, it was hot! Ideal for grabbing some good, fast food on the way home and you won't even have to endure the long, excitable crowds that chippies are filled with from 11pm onwards.

Quite frankly, you haven't lived if you haven't tried a Scoobie Snack from the Maggie. On the…read moreflipside, if you try it on a regular basis, chances are you're not going to live for very long. Absolutely everything that is bad for you (black puddings, fried eggs, square sausage, potato scone etc...) in one towering roll, the legendary Scoobie has been doing the rounds for years and has led to "Home of the Scoobie Snack" being emblazoned on the side of the small burger van which sits outside the main entrance to the Botanic Gardens. I don't know about you, but it makes me proud to be Glaswegian.

Good fast food. Great for late night eats as we found out on our first night in town. The food is…read morecheap and good. I prefer the chicken over their lamb kebab though.

This is my boyfriend's eatery of choice when he and his mate have had a fair few pints and fancy a…read moreslobbery sarbeni for the journey home. They sell the type of generic junk that is only favoured by the 3am crowd looking to soak up their bellies full of booze. That said, the staff are always smiling and make an effort to converse with the customers that pay them a visit, bringing some extra banter to your evening's activities. Thumbs up to these guys for the abuse they no doubt endure with their clientele including the nasty neds that lurk under Central Station Bridge.

I've wanted to try Taco Bell for ages, I missed out when I was in Florida in 2011 so couldn't wait…read moreto try it when the first Scottish store opened this month. We tried the Big Bell Box, which is a larger meal for one (£6.69), the Crunchwrap Supreme meal (£5.29) and a Pork Quesadilla (£3.89). They were all good, especially the Crunchwrap - described as 'A warm soft flour tortilla layered with beef or Mexican chicken, nacho cheese sauce, a crunchy tostada shell, lettuce, reduced fat sour cream and tomatoes'. A vegetarian option for the Crunchwrap is also available (refried beans). As I haven't been to Taco Bell in the US I can't compare the taste directly, but I thought the flavours were good and liked the Mexican chicken and pulled pork fillings (didn't try the beef or beans - yet). The nacho cheese sauce is nice. Compared to the US it's a bit more expensive as you would expect (e.g. a quesadilla is about the same in £ and $, $3.99 average in US according to procelisto.com), although I'm not sure how the portion sizes compare (probably bigger in US?). Their food is not really Mexican, more Tex-Mex so if you want real Mexican food this is not the place to go (fact: there are no Taco Bells in Mexico after it left the Mexican market for the 2nd time in 2010!). Overall it's cheaper than alternatives for similar food like Taco Mazama and Barburrito but I feel like it's less authentic (not necessarily a bad thing as their food has its own unique flavours and tastes pretty good) and uses cheaper ingredients. For kids they have the 'kidsadilla' (chicken) or chicken rice bowl which are both £2.99. Cheese kidsadilla is also an option. The kidsadilla is pretty simple - just cheese and meat in a grilled tortilla with no options for extra fillings. As a happy meal is cheaper, bigger and has a toy I can't recommend this. The full size quesadilla is just as simple. Almost forgot to mention the churros...these are not good, too oily and crispy. So good and bad points but overall I like the taste and would like to come back soon to try the other options on the menu.

I just moved from the United States so if my review is unfair then I'm so sorry. The food was NOT…read moregood. I can't explain what tasted off about it but I couldn't eat it. I got the vegetarian crunch wrap supreme. I wanted refried beans but they didn't have that??? Not having refried beans in a texmex place is unheard of. The three stars are for the Baja Blast that was perfect as expected.